MUNYAWIRI SCHOOL & COMMUNITY FOOD GARDEN, ZIMBABWE
The seed reels being introduced to volunteers
Getting the raised beds dug, this way torrential rains won't destroy the seeds!
A hot but very pleased crew
The seed reels being introduced to volunteers
GLEN FOREST COMMUNITY FOOD GARDEN, ZIMBABWE
First things first we need to clear the 5mx25m, and that meant lots of hacking & pulling!
First things first we need to clear the 5mx25m, and that meant lots of hacking & pulling!
4 hours later & 6 crops planted over 125m²
First things first we need to clear the 5mx25m, and that meant lots of hacking & pulling!
POTE SECONDARY SCHOOL FOOD GARDEN, ZIMBABWE
The road to Pote Secondary School, Goromonzi
Explaining how the seed reels work & planning the garden in the shade
All ready for first watering duty the next morning
The road to Pote Secondary School, Goromonzi
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IPULU/APROFAMIR COMMUNITY FOOD GARDEN, DRC
Planning the creation of a food garden with APROFAMIR, a Ipulu based woman's empowerment organisation
Planning the creation of a food garden with APROFAMIR
The food garden creation volunteers
Planning the creation of a food garden with APROFAMIR, a Ipulu based woman's empowerment organisation
KOKWA ISLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL FOOD GARDEN, KENYA
Our welcoming party awaits! We were only staying 500m away from the school but the rise in the lake levels means this is the only way to get there. This flooding also meant there wasn't space for a traditional garden and so we had to get a little creative...
The volunteers collecting soil to mix in with the compost we brought. Luckily we knew ahead of time that the soil was very sandy and enrichment would be necessary
A happy but hot group of volunteers hiding from the sun
Our welcoming party awaits! We were only staying 500m away from the school but the rise in the lake levels means this is the only way to get there. This flooding also meant there wasn't space for a traditional garden and so we had to get a little creative...